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| Mar. 10 |
San Jose City Hall |
Gambling Expansion Measure On Ballot San Jose voters will decide in June whether to allow the city's two card clubs to expand and impose higher taxes on gambling revenue
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| Feb. 20 |
San Francisco |
PG&E to spend millions to pass Prop. 16
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| Nov.3 |
San Francisco |
SF Voters Nearly Split On Sign District
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| Jul.21 |
Oakland |
Voters Pass Pot Tax To Boost City Coffers City residents overwhelmingly voted to approve a first-of-its kind tax on medical marijuana sold at the city's four cannabis dispensaries
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| Mar. 10 |
San Jose City Hall |
Gambling Expansion Measure On Ballot| San Jose voters will decide in June whether to allow the city's two card clubs to expand and impose higher taxes on gambling revenue | |
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| Feb. 20 |
San Francisco |
PG&E to spend millions to pass Prop. 16 PG&E plans to spend up to $35 million on a state ballot initiative that would limit the ability of cities and counties to go into the public power business
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| Nov.3 |
San Francisco |
SF Voters Nearly Split On Sign District Early returns showed voters were nearly split on a proposition that would create a special sign district in a small area along mid-Market St...
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| Jul.21 |
Oakland |
Voters Pass Pot Tax To Boost City Coffers| City residents overwhelmingly voted to approve a first-of-its kind tax on medical marijuana sold at the city's four cannabis dispensaries | |
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| Mar.4 |
Alamo |
Residents Vote Against Incorporation
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| Nov.30 |
San Jose |
BART Opponents Demand Recount Opponents of a measure that would increase the sales tax in the county to help pay for an extension are suing for a partial recount of the vote
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| Nov.5 |
SF City Hall |
Protests Follow Apparent Prop. 8 Win Hundreds gathered to protest California voters' apparent approval by a slim majority of a ban on same-sex marriage
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Oakland |
Voters Reject Tax For Teachers, Schools
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San Francisco |
Voters Show Their Support For JROTC
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Marin County |
Marin Voters Approve 6 Of 8 Measures
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Sonoma County |
SMART Train Measure Passing
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| Oct.31 |
San Francisco |
Feinstein, Pelosi Make Push For Prop. 1A House Speaker and Senator urged voters to support a $9.95 billion bond to fund a high speed rail system connecting North and South Californi...
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| Jul.23 |
SF City Hall |
Clean energy ballot measure approved
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| Jul.19 |
San Francisco |
Sex Workers Put Prostitution On Ballot| A measure that aims to keep prostitutes from facing criminal charges has qualified for the November ballot | |
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| Jul.18 |
Larkspur |
North Bay to vote on sales tax hike
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| Jun.4 |
San Francisco |
Voters Pass Bayview Development SF voters considered 8 local propositions in primary election, approving a parcel tax to improve public education
| Measure G Reopens Door On 49er Stadium: In the city's largest redevelopment project since World War II oters endorsed plans to build new homes, office space and possibly a football stadium
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Marin County |
Voters Pass School Bonds, Service Taxes Measure A, a $6.75 million bond issue for improvements in the Ross School District, garnered 73.1%. The measure required 55% to pass
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Napa |
Election: No Growth Limits, Supes Runoff County voters rejected Measure N that would have capped growth in the county, according to unofficial final election
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| Feb.21 |
SF Bayview |
Voters to decide on Candlestick Point
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| Feb.12 |
San Jose City Hall |
Voters To Decide Name Of Saigon District Mayor Reed and Councilwoman Nguyen are abandoning their support for calling Vietnamese business district the 'Saigon Business District'
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| Feb.6 |
Marin County |
Voters Approve 3 County Measures Voters in the Kentfield School District approved Measure A 3,191 to 1,290 or 71.21% to 28.79%
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Oakland |
Schools Win, Children's Hospital Loses Voters approved a parcel tax in Oakland, but voted down bond measures aimed at raising $300 million to help pay for a new Children's Hospita...
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| Nov.13 |
San Bruno |
Ballot Measures Remain Close
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| Nov.6 |
Lafayette |
Voters passed Measure J |
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| Sep.28 |
Berkeley |
Medical marijuana measure back on ballot
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| Jun.6 |
Lafayette |
$150 parcel tax wins votes
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| Jun.7 |
San Jose |
Voters Reject BART Expansion Tax The plan to extend BART to SJ may be in jeopardy, now that voters have rejected Measure A
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San Francisco |
3 Of 5 Ballot Measures Fail Measure B, landlords to tell buyers whether tenants evicted are elderly or disabled, appears to have passed
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Contra Costa County |
Voters Approve 4 Of 5 Local Measures A parcel tax to make teachers salaries more competitive required two-thirds voter approval, but only gained 64.16
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San Mateo |
County OKs 1 Of 2 Education Measures
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| Nov.9 |
Antioch |
Expansion of urban boundaries approved |
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Livermore |
Solar Neighborhood Denied
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Marin County |
Voters Pass 4 Of 6 Local Measures |
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| Jun.7 |
Alameda |
Parcel taxes measure passed
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Atherton |
Parcel tax renewed for 5 more years
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| Nov.20 |
Belmont |
School Measure G now squeaking by |
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| Nov.3 |
BART |
Voters Approve BART Bond |
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Berkeley |
Tax and prostitution measures defeated
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Oakland |
Tax to expand police slightly ahead
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Redwood City |
High-rise condos going down
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Palo Alto |
Parcel tax measure fell just short |
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San Jose |
Wage-setting method losing at the polls |
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| Nov.2 |
Napa |
Voters advised to widen highway 12 |
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| Jun.23 |
Berkeley |
Residents to vote on legalizing prostitution
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| Mar.12 |
West Contra Costa |
Second Chance to Save Sports, Libraries
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| Dec.3 |
West Contra Costa |
School District puts tax measure on ballot |
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| Nov.5 |
Marin County |
Measure G: Bolinas nature-loving town
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| Oct.8 |
San Francisco |
City voted no on recall
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| Aug.25 |
East Oakland |
Sharpton Rails Against Recall and Prop 54
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| Aug.13 |
SF Mission |
Davis rallies abortion rights supporters
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| Mar.4 |
San Jose City Hall |
Airport Expansion Measure Passes
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| Nov.6 |
Oakland |
Measure for more police passed 3 companion measures on the ballot to fund the officers did not have the support of voters
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Castro Valley |
Incorporated city proposal rejected
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| Nov.5 |
San Francisco |
Voters stripping homeless of monthly cash The tough-love 'Care Not Cash' initiative passed with 59% of the vote. It would reduce cash allowances to $59 a month
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San Francisco |
Hetch Hetchy bond measure approved A $1.6 billion bond measure is covering the city's share of revamping Hetch Hetchy, the aging water delivery system
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San Francisco |
Yes to marijuana measure 63% supported a measure to allow the city to explore the possibility of growing and distributing pot
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Berkeley |
Coffee measure fails Voters rejected a measure that would have made it a crime to sell coffee that wasn't made from the right beans
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San Francisco |
Voters reject public power measure
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| Aug.27 |
San Francisco |
Epic voters' guide to land on doorsteps |
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| Apr.9 |
Los Altos |
Special tax measure failed |
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Los Gatos |
Parcel tax measure passed |
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Alameda |
Health Care District measure passed |
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| Mar.14 |
East Palo Alto |
Ikea measure approved |
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| Mar.6 |
East Palo Alto |
Ikea victory |
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Napa |
Migrant housing measure leading |
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| Nov.11 |
SF City Hall |
Public power measures defeated After 5 days of waiting, measure F lost by 533 votes, measure I lost by 4,361 votes
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| Nov.7 |
Emeryville |
Hotel taxes approved |
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| Nov.6 |
San Francisco |
Measures to replace PG&E go down |
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San Francisco |
2 solar power measures approved |
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| Nov.8 |
San Jose |
BART to South Bay Measure approved |
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